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Tag: Women Artists
A Surprise at The Other Art Fair
This year, at The Other Art Fair, you will be able to see works by Katerina Christina Gregoriou, June 22-25, 2020! We are so excited to meet her physically and in person after having interviewed her a short while ago. You can find our conversation here! Katerina will be showing a selection of photographs and …
#ArtinRooms: Our New Initiative!
Learn about our new initiative aimed at making finding, collecting and displaying artwork approachable to everyone!
Exhibition Announcement!
We are pleased to announce an artist-led exhibition opening soon in New York. Read below for details!
Tiffany Apostolou in Conversation with Katerina Christina Gregoriou
Read our conversation with photographer Katerina Christina Georgiou!
Artist Feature: Alexandra Zsigmond
Read our feature on Alexandra Zsigmond below!
“BLACKNESS IS NOT SITE SPECIFIC: An interview with Anna Parisi” by Natalia Almonte
The following interview is by our contributing writer and artist, Natalia Almonte with artist Anna Parisi.
Chasing the Unseen: In Conversation with Despina Konstantinides
We were recently able to (socially-distanced) meet with NY-based Despina Konstantinides for an interview! We are beyond excited for the opportunity to represent Konstantinides on peri-Tēchnes and to share this interview with you all here.
Long-Distance Chat with Photographer Chrissa Markos
We had the chance to speak with Chrissa Markos, a Massachusetts- based artist who works primarily with photography and print. Read below to learn more about Markos’ fascinating artistic practice that also draws deep connections with literature and cinema!
Announcing: ZAZ10TS Presents “The Meeting of the Horse,” by Eleni Giannopoulou & Tania Reza
We are pleased to announce the upcoming opening of “The Meeting of the Horse” by Greek artist Eleni Giannopoulou and Mexican artist Tania Reza at ZAZ10TS gallery, on October 16th. The exhibition will present an immersive installation of theatrical sculptures/costumes addressing the symbolism of the Horse by Giannopoulou set in dialogue with the homonymous video installation created by Giannopoulou in collaboration with Reza. The two artists worked with an all-female, Mexican crew of artists and cinema professionals standing with and in support of feminist movements currently fighting for women’s rights in Mexico.
The exhibition is deeply vulnerable, direct, and provocative in the best of ways.
Read along for the official Press Release and further details.